A Talgo Series 8 trainset departs Portland Union Station with the engineer controlling the train from the cab located inside the power car. Service on the Cascades route is currently provided using equipment from Amtrak's national fleet, along …

Talgo Series 8. The Series 8 passenger cars are similar to the Series VII cars, but the diesel generator car at one end of the train has a control cabin for push–pull operation and a two-axle end bogie. These trains are designed for the North American market.

Talgo is pleased to introduce its latest North American offering,Talgo Series 8 passenger cars. Similar to the Series VII passenger cars in appearance as well as car types; the Series 8 is fully FRA compliant.

Talgo Series 8 equipment is FRA Tier l compliant and provides the opportunity for higher speeds on existing rail infrastructure with winding track without additional costs due to its natural tilting system.

Talgo Series 8 Passenger Coaches: Technical Specifications . Pneumatic brake equipment . One pair of discs per wheel. Maximum width. 9.65 feet (2.942 m) Height. 13.1 feet (4 m) Maximum commercial speed. 125 mph (201 km/h) Maximum unbalanced lateral acceleration. 1.2 m/s 2. Maximum cant deficiency. 7.2 inches.

The Series 8 trains are the latest Talgo development for the North American market. They are specifically designed to operate in this region and are compliant with all FRA standards including more demanding requirements for universal accessibility and structural resistance in …

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这是西班牙首列被授权以高达每小时75英里（120公里/小时）的服务速度行驶的列车。与ACF的持续合作导致了20世纪60年代Talgo III的诞生。该列车于1964年8月在马德里和巴塞罗那之间投入服务。

Today we’re taking a business class ride on Amtrak Cascades’s unique Talgo tilting train set while heading south to Portland.

National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) 7110-7952 are 2009-2013 Talgo Series 8 trainsets. In 2009, after receiving federal funding for a proposed high-speed rail corridor, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation signed an agreement with Talgo to build two 14-car trainsets to re-equip the Hiawatha route.